Changes the default values of environment variables as defined in various scripts.
Syntax
_tlr var-namereplace-valuefile-name...
_tlr var-namereplace-value -< file-list
The first syntax format processes one file at a time. The second processes a list of files read from a file.
var-name
A constant character string that identifies the environment variable whose value you want to modify.
replace-value
A constant character string that identifies the new default value of the environment variable.
file-name
The name of the file in which you want to modify the default value of the environment variable.
file-list
The name of a file containing a list of filenames in which you want to modify the value of the environment variable.
Example
Several of the scripts provided with OpenEdge name the DLC environment variable, as follows:
DLC=${DLC-/usr/dlc}
In this example, if the value of the DLC environment variable has been defined, the script uses the value of that variable. Otherwise, it uses /usr/dlc as the value of DLC.
To change the default value of the DLC variable to /tmp/dlc in a script named test.dat, use this command:
_tlr DLC /tmp/dlc test.dat
This command changes the environment variable line in test.dat from:
